i made a time capsule with no intention of ever finding it again once. there was an accidentally unlocked maintenance door that hid a 7 story drop between the walls all the way to the basement
we cut open a la croix can, filled it with notes and art and little trinkets, closed it, and threw it down
we had no idea where that drop went but i don't think it'll be found by anyone for decades if it really is in between the walls. i just think that's really cool
@xenon My school made an event for the local town (my township only has a population of a few thousand at most) and we all gathered around with my classmates to make a time-capsule that wouldn't be opened for, I think, several decades?
It was buried in the wetlands of my middle school near the cattle fields, towards the extreme top-right of the sports oval and near the gate to the wetlands itself. The hole was reasonably deep, from memory.
I do forget what we buried exactly, but it was all memorabilia relating to the 90s and possibly the new millennium.
Thanks for bringing up that nostalgic memory, @xenon :)
@xenon Yours does too! Although it makes me wonder, how long has La Croix been around? I thought it was a recent fad!
@phobos_dthorga it's been around since 1981 says wikipedia, but yeah, it has been a fad recently
@phobos_dthorga also apparently it's a midwest thing?
@xenon Huh, I would've guessed it for being a West coast thing. Go figure ^ ^
@phobos_dthorga that sounds really cool